Well I had a look but its tied in really deep. Sorry, I did see some basic things you can edit. You could also try editing sections and finding the result in-game.

Sweet, I'll take a look in ASM later.

Perfect! Thank you so much

Hmm, I had a look, it seems that the files where written in some sort of algorithom, ex an encryption. If you could provide the executable then I could further research it.

Hello, I was wounddering if someone could explain to me more about DXT compressed images. I work with games and files that use them a lot and want to write up a class in C# on decoding them.

Ok I extracted some bitmaps, but there is no header on them. There wasent any hints to what type it is eather. Ill try to make some programs later to edit these archieves.

Ok these archieves are pretty stright foward. Ill extract one for you and upload.

If you can get me a file from it I'll look at it for ya.

It looks to me like they are scrambled Correct me if im wrong. Or they could be compressed, but I've never seen any compression method do this to a fiel. There are also parts of code in it too....

Well I have been looking at these BSP files from half-life 2 for xbox. Heres what I got: The files are composed of blocks. Each block has its offset and size in the header, and are spaced 8 bytes per block. public class Header { public const string VBSP; //0 public const int EngineVersion; //4 - 19 ...